Creating awareness of cervical cancer in Australia and making available free treatment and vaccine to women in developing countries.
Educate. Vaccinate. Eliminate.
ACCF wins the Swisse Vitamins and Priceline Sisterhood Competition
ACCF is thrilled to announce that it has won a donation of $50,000 thanks to Swisse Vitamins, Priceline Sisterhood and competition winner, Megan Stace. Megan won the Swisse Vitamin and Priceline Sisterhood competition which meant she won $5,000 for herself and got to choose a charity to win $50,000 from the six Priceline Sisterhood charities. Thank you to Megan, Swisse Vitamins and The Priceline Sisterhood. Click here to read more.
Priceline's new Sisterhood Charity TV Commercial
Project Bhutan
Somerville House, a day and boarding school for girls from Preparatory to Year 12 is locatedin South Brisbane. Recently, 17 students from Years 10, 11 and 12 travelled to the Kingdom of Bhutan to raise awareness and assist in the administration of the cervical cancer vaccine Gardasil, to young Bhutanese women. Read more.
40% of women are not having regular Pap Smears. 90% of women who die from cervical cancer in Australia will be women who have not had their Pap Smears regularly.